Fal
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We've had it for two years now, and about a year and a half was spent in a dorm room, perfectly fine. The newt recently has started to bloat and I don't know why. So far we've thoroughly cleaned out the tank, though it feels a bit late for that.
The tank has small guppies and the japanese fire-bellied newt as well. That one we've had for a year and a half, and it's always lived with the california newt. We put fish flakes in there for the fish which I think they get ahold of sometimes, newt pellets, about 3 a day, but the fish sometimes get to those, and I think they like to snack on the fry from the fish. Occasionally we put ghost shrimp in there, and the california will eat those when it can catch them. This tank set up had stayed this since we got the newts, the newest change being the addition of the fish two months ago. We've had fish in there before, but not guppies. The previous ones had been comet feeders, and the california would eat them when they were small, though some did survive into adulthood. In the dorm the temp varied, but not drastic changes, from 65-75. Here at the house it's around 75-78. The fire-bellied newt is perfectly fine, by appearances. Any ideas for helping it?
I'll try to get pictures up soon, but I have to get my camera working.
*Fal*
The tank has small guppies and the japanese fire-bellied newt as well. That one we've had for a year and a half, and it's always lived with the california newt. We put fish flakes in there for the fish which I think they get ahold of sometimes, newt pellets, about 3 a day, but the fish sometimes get to those, and I think they like to snack on the fry from the fish. Occasionally we put ghost shrimp in there, and the california will eat those when it can catch them. This tank set up had stayed this since we got the newts, the newest change being the addition of the fish two months ago. We've had fish in there before, but not guppies. The previous ones had been comet feeders, and the california would eat them when they were small, though some did survive into adulthood. In the dorm the temp varied, but not drastic changes, from 65-75. Here at the house it's around 75-78. The fire-bellied newt is perfectly fine, by appearances. Any ideas for helping it?
I'll try to get pictures up soon, but I have to get my camera working.
*Fal*